Falls prevention nursing

As we age, we become more susceptible to falling and fractures. To decrease this risk, we've come up with your ultimate fall prevention checklist.

September is the National Fall Prevention Month. It's important that we educate our customers on how to stay safe and reduce the risk of falling. More than one in four people age 65 years or older fall each year. But many falls can be prevented. Here's some tips on preventing falls.

We know you’re committed to falls prevention in your care community. Use this educational poster to increase staff awareness of simple falls prevention strategies.

Besides falls resulting in injury, they can also result in high healthcare costs. Learn more about the costs of falls, fall risks, fall protection and what to do to stay protected.

Falls are a leading cause of injuries in older adults. Contact AgeWays for fall prevention tips and resources that can help seniors stay independent and steady.

Falls Prevention Seminar on October 2nd!

Falls Prevention Board for Nursing

Tip#1 Falls Prevention: Check your home for tripping and slipping hazards. National Senior Safety Month 2014 November 6 to 12.

In the coming weeks, we will be providing information on fall prevention. Falls can lead to major hospital stays.